Research Surveys

ABPN Board Certification Survey

The ABPN is conducting a survey of ABPN certified Neurologists who may practice Neurocritical Care on their training experiences and ABPN board certification. 

 The purpose of our study is to obtain insights about board certification for Neurocritical Care and fellowship training experiences. This will aid the ABPN in understanding some of the issues that need to be addressed as we consider certification and accreditation guidelines development for the Neurocritical Care subspecialty.

 The online survey has approximately 20 questions and should take about 10 minutes to complete. The responses are voluntary and anonymous.

 If you have completed the survey already, please disregard this message as your responses have been recorded.

With the current climate of high-value care and emphasis on improving quality care delivery, NCS has established a formal committee on Quality in Neurocritical Care.  As part of this committee's charge we are surveying the current infrastructure of quality assessment to determine what common practices are, what kind of support providers receive in this area, and identify opportunities for further development.  This survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete and we would appreciate your input to give us an accurate representation of the "quality landscape" in neurocritical care.  Please note that the results of this survey will be anonymous and confidential. 

TAKE SURVEY

Thank you,
Avni Kapadia (Contact with Questions)

Quality Improvement Processes and Measures in Neurocritical Care Survey

With the current climate of high-value care and emphasis on improving quality care delivery, NCS has established a formal committee on Quality in Neurocritical Care.  As part of this committee's charge we are surveying the current infrastructure of quality assessment to determine what common practices are, what kind of support providers receive in this area, and identify opportunities for further development.  This survey should take less than 5 minutes to complete and we would appreciate your input to give us an accurate representation of the "quality landscape" in neurocritical care.  Please note that the results of this survey will be anonymous and confidential. 

TAKE SURVEY

Thank you,
Asma M. Moheet, NCS Quality Committee Chair
Navaz Karanjia, NCS Quality Committee Chair-Elect
Abhijit Lele, MBBS, MD, MS (Contact with Questions)
Lead Investigator, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA
Member, NCS Quality Committee

Pending approval from the Research Operations Sub-Committee, NCS Members are allowed the opportunity to post surveys for free-will participation from the NCS Membership. If you would like to be considered to have your survey to be posted, please submit the below listed materials to info@neurocriticalcare.org:

Contact Information	Survey Information
Name	Outline describing background and goals of the survey
Designation	Copy and/or a link of survey
Institution	IRB from your institution
	Who the survey is intended for
	Closing Date